16 programming-language "HT Human Technopole" Postdoctoral positions at University of Texas at Dallas
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assigned Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Demonstrate proactivity, independence, and creativity Motivation to learn and master new methods and techniques Excellent written and oral communication skills and the
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these toolkits into biotechnology platforms and therapeutic reagents. Our research program integrates chemical biology, protein engineering, and cell biology techniques for therapeutic development, primarily in
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Posting Details Posting Details Posting Number S06382P Position Title Post-Doctoral Research Associate Functional Title Department Speech Language Hearing Salary Range $61,008, DOQ Pay Basis Monthly
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these toolkits into biotechnology platforms and therapeutic reagents. Our research program integrates chemical biology, protein engineering, and cell biology techniques for therapeutic development, primarily in
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these toolkits into biotechnology platforms and therapeutic reagents. Our research program integrates chemical biology, protein engineering, and cell biology techniques for therapeutic development, primarily in
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Tuition Benefits Internal Training Medical insurance – including 100% paid employee medical coverage for full-time employees Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Long and short-term disability Retirement Plan
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or related fields PhD graduates of UT Dallas’s Bioengineering program is highly preferred Other Qualifications To the extent this position requires the holder to research, work on, or have access
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, Cognitive Neuroscience, Neuroscience, or related field Prior experience with experimental design, programming of behavioral tasks, neuroanatomy, neuroimaging (MRI), human subject data collection, and/or data
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Long-term and short-term disability coverage Multiple retirement plan options Generous paid time off Paid holidays All UT Dallas employees also have access to a variety of professional development
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to team success. Commitment to the development and academic contribution to pain and stress research programs at The University of Texas at Dallas. Proficiency in both basic and advanced laboratory